My first legislative session was challenging in many ways, but it’s been a privilege to serve the
people of the 22nd Legislative District and Washington state.

While we faced many tough decisions in the 2025 session, we took steps to make housing more affordable, supported working families in our state, and invested in special education and schools. Thank you for your work with me and my colleagues during this year’s unique and difficult session. We have much more to do next session and in the years to come. As a member of the Healthcare Committee, I passed legislation to increase accessibility of emergency medications and reduce out-of-pocket costs for patients. I also championed efforts to support our ferry captains and streamline their collective bargaining process, increasing efficiency and improving ferry service in our state at no cost.

I will always fight for common-sense legislation that allows Washingtonians to thrive, and I’m committed to returning to the House of Representatives after the 2026 election to continue this important work. As I begin my campaign to retain my seat in the 2026 election, I hope that I can count on your continued partnership.

Thank you for your support!